Rearfoot
Rearfoot conditions can cause pain, stiffness and difficulty walking. Treatment focuses on reducing inflammation, improving mobility and addressing the underlying cause, which may include joint, tendon or soft-tissue irritation. Symptoms often improve gradually with targeted care, though recovery times vary depending on the condition.
Achilles tendon problems can cause pain, stiffness and swelling at the back of the heel. Treatment focuses on reducing strain, promoting healing and restoring strength and flexibility.
Ankle instability can lead to repeated sprains, discomfort and difficulty walking. Care aims to strengthen supporting structures, improve balance and restore normal ankle function.
This condition causes the arch to collapse, leading to heel and midfoot pain. Treatment works to support the arch, reduce discomfort and improve foot alignment.
Heel pain can result from inflammation, overuse or structural issues. Management focuses on relieving pressure, easing inflammation and restoring comfort during walking and standing.
Peroneal tendinopathy causes pain and swelling along the outside of the heel and ankle. Treatment aims to reduce irritation, strengthen the tendon and restore normal movement.
Sever’s disease causes heel pain in growing children, often worsened by activity. Care focuses on reducing strain, managing inflammation and supporting the heel during growth.
Tarsal coalitions can lead to stiffness, pain and limited movement in the rearfoot. Treatment aims to relieve discomfort, improve mobility and support normal foot mechanics.